texts: A retired Lieutenant Colonel of the United States Army, American businessman, inventor of Job Order Contracting, and founder and Chairman of The Gordian Group, Inc., is <mask>. The idea of Job Order Contracting was conceived in 1982. He was the Chief Engineer at the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe. The "Mellon Plan" was a concept that was implemented in 1985 for the U.S. Army. The idea was moved into the U.S. Air Force and Navy. The purpose of The Gordian Group was to provide the services, software, data and documents that would make facility and infrastructure owners successful at Job Order Contracting. The son of Commander Hugh and <mask> was born in September 1946, in San Mateo, California.<mask> was the oldest of the five sons. After moving to Hawaii, Chicago and Guam, he and his family settled on California's Coronado Island. In 1964, <mask> graduated from the high school. His father, a Navy officer and World War II POW, was disappointed that his son enlisted in the Army. "Son, this is the lowest day of your life, you can go no lower," <mask> told his son when dropping him off to report for duty. He was commissioned a second lieutenant at the age of 19 after completing basic training at Fort Polk, Louisiana and Engineer Officer Candidate School at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. He was an Engineer Company Commander in the Mekong Delta.The construction of the ng Tm Base Camp was his primary mission. After his service in Vietnam, he was assigned to various Army installations. After the collision of two oil tanker under the Golden Gate Bridge, <mask> was responsible for coordinating the massive Federal Cleanup effort. During his time at San Diego State University, he earned an undergraduate degree in mathematics. The Resident Engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers at Langley Air Force Base was responsible for the timely construction of a number of facilities critical to the activation of the first squadron of F-15 fighter aircraft. He earned a master's degree in business administration from George Washington University. The United States Military Academy at West Point, NY has a Department of Mathematics.He earned a master's degree in Civil Engineering at Princeton University. In 1978 he joined the West Point faculty and taught mathematics for three years. After graduating from West Point, he was assigned as the Chief Engineer of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe in Mons, Belgium, where he invented Job Order Contracting. In 1984 he became the Facilities Engineer for the United States Military Academy. The Job Order Contracting process for the United States Department of Defense was developed and implemented by the Corps of Engineers Headquarters in January 1985. In July 1986 he retired from the U.S. Army after 21 years of service. JOC Job Order Contracting has become a multi-billion dollar industry focused on expedited construction procurement.Job Order Contracting is a way to solve repair and maintenance issues at SHAPE. Following France's decision to leave the military arm of NATO, SHAPE Headquarters was moved from Versailles, France to Mons, Belgium. The construction process took six months. When he arrived at SHAPE, there were only two options to accomplish the repairs and upgrades: work with the in-house workforce who were extremely talented at smaller, single traded projects or contract out to the local community for the larger, more complex jobs. The process for contracting out stipulated competitive bidding for each requirement, regardless of size, as well as completing full design and specifications in several different languages. This process can take up to 14 months. Lack of control over contractors was one of the problems that needed to be solved.Contractors were bidding low in order to win jobs and then making up the shortfall with claims and change orders. The typical time frame for repairs and upgrades was 12 to 14 months, and it was not acceptable as the work continued to grow in complexity. A solution for jobs ranging in value from $50,000 to $500,000 had to be found. In developing various options, the senior staff provided valuable insight and support. The staff consisted of Major John Miniclier, U.S. Army, Lieutenant Colonel John Baston, Royal Engineers, and Chief Warrant Officer Jim Crowley. The idea of Job Order Contracts was born out of the idea of on-call contractors similar to the way architects and engineers were hired. The requirement to award all construction contracts to the lowest responsive bidder was the main obstacle in procuring on-call contractors.At the time in which the owner defined the task and quantities and the contractor bids a price for each task, existing indefinite quantity/indefinite delivery contracts were looked at. An unbalanced bid structure can cause an owner to overpay for construction. The owner would set the price in public contracting. The owner selects a work task, such as installing a square yard of carpeting. The price that the owner was willing to pay for one square yard would be established. The price includes the direct cost of materials, equipment, and labor. The owner wouldn't include profit or overhead in the price.The team developed a full collection of tasks and then came up with prices for them. The idea was to let the contractor bid a higher price for the work. There is a single mark up for all of the task prices. The lowest bid is the one that gets the contract. SHAPE tested the concept of an open end construction contract in 1982. The first contract was awarded to the Belgium firm Lixon, S.A. in 1984. The facility problems that existed at the SHAPE headquarters in Belgium were noticed by <mask> when he arrived at West Point.The traditional design/bid/construct model was used for all contract work since there were no open-ended construction procurement tools. Colonel Bill Badger, USMA Engineer, was always looking for ways to raise standards and make improvements. The two men shared the same frustration with the standard contracting process. The idea he used during his SHAPE project just a few years earlier was shared during many discussions about their frustration with the standard contracting process. In late November 1984, during the United States Army Corps of Engineers Worldwide Engineers' Conference in Philadelphia, Badger spoke to Jerry Helms, the Southwestern Division Engineer, about the SHAPE project. The idea was brought to the attention of the Chief of Engineers, Lieutenant General Elvin R. "Vald" Heiberg. Heiberg was at the breakfast meeting.The group was made aware of the concept of the SHAPE project. Heiberg and Helms were attentive and patient, but they did not show a lot of emotion. Both Generals agreed that this was an idea worth pursuing in the future. While speaking at the conference later that day, Heiberg announced that he had some prepared remarks, but he would be putting them aside because the answer to most of the questions people had was the "Mellon Plan." The audience looked around to find out who was behind the plan. Jim Lovo was a Corps of Engineers civilian. Lovo asked if he would be the <mask> of the plan, after meeting him only moments before.As a matter of fact, I probably am. Lovo was instrumental in the success of Job Order Contracting in the federal government. Major General Mark Sisinyak, the Director of Military Programs for the Office of the Chief of Engineers, approached <mask> after the lunch and closing remarks of Heiberg. Sisinyak said that he would be in his office at 8:00 a.m. Monday. "Yes sir!" was the reply from <mask>. The JOC General Sisinyak made the decision that Monday morning to put together a task force to go to Europe in the early part of January 1985 to study the SHAPE project and to see how the process worked and what the results were. The same type of program was recommended by the task force.Sisinyak assigned Mellon the task of implementing the "Mellon Plan" within the U.S. Army's facilities system. A senior executive civilian, Chuck Smith, was in charge of the management group. Jim Lovo, Pete Amquist and Dave Spivey were also in that group. The first thing to do was to come up with a better name. No one in Washington would approve an open ended construction contract. "Why don't we call that contract a Job Order Contract?" asked Dave Spivey. The "Mellon Plan" became Job Order Contracting on January 1, 1985.A management plan is the first step in implementing JOC. The team needed to find out if the process was legal and get support from Capitol Hill and the Pentagon. They needed to make a test base for the concept. They needed to develop the contract documents. The two proceeded to execute the plan after Lovo was assigned to work directly with Mellon. The briefings were prepared for the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research, Development, and Acquisition and the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations. Additional briefings to other Army staff were met with resistance.The idea of Job Order Contracting was resisted by the deputy chief of staff for Logistics. The idea that there would be a reduction in the number of contractual actions resulted in the resistance. The Office of the Small and Disadvantaged Business Unit sided with the contracting community after allegations were made that Job Order Contracting would damage the small business community. After many briefings, discussions and memorandums, these issues ended up in Capitol Hill, where they received negative feedback from The House of Representatives Small Business Committee. The two met with a number of Congressional staffers to brief them on the concept, the advantages, how it was a program of inclusion not exclusion, and that the contractor would use multiple trade contractors in executing job orders. Subcontractors are crucial to the process because of the lack of knowledge on the part of the contractor of future jobs. The House Small Business Committee had a hearing.The Committee said that he was disrupting the social fabric of the nation by trying to implement a Job Order Contracting process. Some on the committee tried to stop the development of Job Order Contracting by trying to stop the Federal Acquisition Regulation from being in existence at the time. TheGAO was asked to review JOC and provide information on whether or not it was in line with Federal laws. Job Order Contracting met all regulations according to the GAO. The Chief of Engineers organized each of the District Engineers to hold a warrant as a contracting officer in order to implement Job Order

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Harry Humphry Mellon
Marret Mellon
Harry
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texts: Contracting during the initial development period. The officers of the contract were ordered by the directors of engineering and housing. The contracting community was an impediment at the time.John Shannon was the Assistant Secretary of the Army. Shannon was angry that the group was able to use the Corps of Engineers' contracting authority. In one heated meeting, Shannon made several personal attacks against <mask>, demanding to know what his source of commission was, how he got into the Army, and why he was even in the meeting. Tom Peters wrote In Search of excellence which theorizes that the innovator is typically destroyed by the organization. The "Mellon Plan" was made more enemies by <mask> than he was friends with. The test installations had to have an engineering district to give the contracting authority. The proposal called for a base from each of the Army's major commands to be a test site.To test Job Order Contracting at a base, the Chief of Staff of the major command would have to give their permission. The various chiefs of staff were visited by Sisinyak and <mask>. The first stop was the Chief of Staff of the Army Material Command. The AMC Commander wanted Aberdeen Proving Ground included in the test, even though he agreed to test at Watervliet. Both were included. If Fort Monroe would be included, the recommendation would be approved by the Training and Doctrine Command. When Fort Bragg was approved, Forces Command had the same reaction.West Point was added to the test sites. The next task would be the price book. The off-the-shelf estimating guides would not work for a number of reasons. The lack of detail was the biggest obstacle to using an estimating guide. Other obstacles included: prices that were not local to the work, lack of demolition items, no quantity discounts, and no technical specifications defining the quality of material and workmanship of the tasks. The work being done by the Huntsville District of the Army Corps of Engineers is related to construction pricing for the Middle East. They went to the Middle East District in Virginia to work with a team to develop a price book for each of the test sites.They spent a lot of time researching whether construction items should be included in the price book. The team of engineers and estimators looked at the district to find a price for the items. The quality of material and workmanship was defined by the Army Corps of Engineers Guide Specifications. Job Order Contracts were to be procured using a Best Value solicitation. Since the purchase of construction services with an IDIQ was a new concept to government contracting, it was felt that awarding contracts based on qualifications, experience and price was the best approach. The next challenge was software. The use of software to manage the process was required by the database's size.Instead of using Army resources to develop the software, a solicitation was created to find a firm that could do it. The goal of having the first Job Order Contract in place by the end of 1985 was not achieved because there wasn't enough staff at Corps headquarters. The first Job Order Contracting Executive Conference was held in Atlanta, Georgia in May of 1985. Everyone was divided into subcommittees after the introduction of where they were in the process. In a single day, every aspect of the new idea was developed. The goal was to get the solicitation for the first contracts on the street around August or September of that year. The Navy and Air Force were interested in the Job Order Contracting Process.The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) and Air Force Staff at Air Force Headquarters were briefed on the process. The service branches were asked to be part of the test program. The Tactical Air Command was chosen by the Air Force. The engineer was a brigadier general. The documents needed to solicit the contract were produced by Mellon. The Air Force wanted to use a different name for their system. While a name was being formulated, the price book was held up for a couple of weeks.The new name is: Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineering Requirements. The Navy chose Mare Island as their test site. Benjamin F. Montoya was the commander of WESTDIV at the time and later became the Chief of the Navy Civil Engineer Corps and Commander of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command. The Navy wanted their version of the system to be called Work Order Contracting. <mask> went to San Bruno to brief the staff on the concept. A member of the audience spoke out during the presentation. That's not legal!The vocal outburst came from the father. The elder <mask> was invited to the presentation to learn about the project being developed by his son. They had dinner together the night before, went to San Bruno's headquarters building, met the Chief Procurement Officer, Helen Lyle, and then proceeded to the briefing together. "Sir, may I introduce you to my father, Commander <mask>, U.S.N.?" exclaimed the elder <mask> as he looked at Montoya. The Supply Corps retired and was a contracting guy. Almost everything was going through final review before the solicitations were advertised. The evaluation plan was the last task to be started.The plan for evaluating the test sites was approved by the Army secretariat. They decided to leave Washington, D.C. and go to the Corps' training facility in Alabama. Over the course of several weeks, the evaluation plan was written. It was difficult to determine what was to be evaluated, how to evaluate it, and how to measure the results. This was the most cerebral part of the development process. The First Job Order Contracts Requests for Proposals for all of the test sites were advertised in September 1985. Pre-bids took place in October and November.The unique nature of the contract made these critical. They wanted to make sure that the contractors understood the concept. Triangle Construction was awarded the first Job Order Contract in early December. There was a celebration in Washington as the development team met the deadline to have a Job Order Contract in place by the end of 1985. The second contract for Fort Bragg was awarded in December. The rest of the test contracts were awarded by the end of February 1986. Initial reports from the test bases were very good.The first success was out of Monterrey. A bridge was destroyed by a flash flood. The bridge was rebuilt over the weekend and was ready to use on Monday. The base didn't have to pay emergency rates because the task prices were set at the time of the bid. Information on the validity of the price structure was provided in another test. A number of family quarters were reroofed at Fort Ord. There were 30 for Job Order Contracting and 30 to be bid out.The Job Order Contracting proposal was to be submitted the same day as the bid. The low bid was fifteen percent higher than the Job Order Contracting proposal. Over time, the test showed that buying construction in volume would lower the price. The first in progress review was held in June of 1985. It was attended by senior members of the Army staff, senior members of the Corps of Engineers, representatives from each of the test bases, and all JOC Contractors. Each test base would give a presentation about their experience with Job Order Contracting. Job numbers, types, and size were included in the presentations.It included both successes and failures. The presentations were followed by the districts and contractors talking about their successes and failures. It was obvious that there was a lot of support for the system. One of the frustrated contracting officials from the department of the Army stood up and said, "We can't do this." This is completely illegal. The Army Counsel who was present at the time said it was legal. As they watched their world change to a different paradigm, the contracting staff were frustrated.The Army made Job Order Contracting available to all after about two years of testing and a final evaluation. The contracting authority was moved from the Corps of Engineers to local contracting. The value of the process has been recognized by the Army. The Federal Acquisition Regulation has been amended to include some restrictions. The Army, Air Force and Navy now have Job Order Contracting. One of the largest Architectural, Engineering and Constructions firms in the nation,CRSS (Caudill Rowlett Scott Sirrine), was formed in 1986 after the retirement from the Army of The Army Mellon. The process that his team developed to manage the production of price books for Job Order Contracting began to erode as he managed one of several design offices forCRSS.The Army lost the ability to generate a price book in 1990. Private companies began to be used for alternative solutions to the need for a unit price book. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> was awarded several medals and decorations during his career in the Army. He received The Legion of Merit for creating, developing, testing, and fielding a completely new concept for procurement of contractor support for facilities engineering activities. Colonel Joe Stewart planted the seeds for the founding of The Gordian Group. Stewart was hired by retired Engineer General Charles Williams who was the first president of the New York City School Construction Authority. Stewart believed that the JOC process would be an ideal procurement process for dealing with the huge amount of repairs and alterations.Stewart asked if he could assist the SCA in developing a Job Order Contracting program. The fast track development of the SCA JOC program was started in January 1990 by a team of professionals in New York City. The effort was coordinated by Robert Coffey from the CRSS office. General Williams resigned as the SCA's president in March 1990 due to the political realities of New York City. General Williams' resignation killed the SCA's interest in the JOC process. The idea of forming a company to help public agencies develop and implement Job Order Contracting programs was developed during this three-month effort in New York City. As more and more public works employees left the Federal government and moved to state and local public agencies, they carried their interest in the JOC process with them.The time was right to start a company focused on developing and implementing JOC for local public agencies. The Gordian Group, Inc. was founded in June 1990. Job Order Contracting Information 1946 births Living people American business people Recipients of the Legion of Merit United States Army personnel of the

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texts: <mask> was an American politician. He was a member of the Republican Party and served as the mayor of Baltimore twice. He was the 53rd Governor of Maryland. <mask> was born in Baltimore. His father was a Baltimore City police officer. He had more than one sibling. The Baltimore City College is the third oldest public high school in America and the "Evening High School of Baltimore" program is run by the Baltimore City Public Schools.The City College was located at the southwest corner of North Howard and West Centre Streets until it moved in 1928. He passed into the Maryland Bar after graduating from the University of Maryland Law School in 1925. After working as a secretary to the mayor, he went on to serve two terms as mayor. He was a vice president of the local chapter of the U.S. The chamber is called the Junior Chamber of Commerce. During the "Great Depression" of the 1930s, he was a founding member of Santa Claus Anonymous, a charity organization that helped children in need. The Democratic incumbent Mayor of Baltimore, Howard W. Jackson, was re-elected in 1939.Herbert R. O'Conor was defeated at the polls in the state election of 1942, three years after he challenged the incumbent Maryland Governor in the State House. He was elected mayor of Baltimore in 1943. He oversaw the construction of the now renamed Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. Baltimore saw hard times after the Second World War, with the inner city decaying, ghettos forming, and racial prejudice still present in government policy-making. He ran for governor again in 1946, but was defeated again. In 1950, <mask> defeated Lane in a second election for governor. The Baltimore Beltway, the Capital Beltway, and the John Hanson Highway were established by the governor.He said once that he rode by train over several state borders. I didn't have a passport. No one asked me to identify myself. No one had the right to do it. This is America. The Sidney Hollander Award was given to him because he was an advocate for civil rights for African Americans. The moderate Republicans of the East Coast were instrumental in getting the Republican nomination for president in 1952 for former five-star General and World War II Commander in Europe, and later the president of Columbia University in New York City.The July 1952 Republican National Convention in Chicago was where the principal nominating speech for the former general was delivered. He was re-elected against a former football player and coach who had attracted white segregationist support to become University of Maryland at College Park President. After his second term in Government House, McKeldin retired from the governorship and returned to his law practice in Baltimore, where he was succeeded by a lower Eastern Shore Democrat. In 1963, he returned to public service after being elected to a second non-consecutive term as mayor of Baltimore, focusing on the urban renewal of the Baltimore Inner Harbor. In 1966 the city council voted to condemn 700 homes of the Rosemont neighborhood to make way for the East West Expressway. He was the mayor for two terms until 1967. The last Republican candidate to win 25% of the vote was the last one to be the mayor of Baltimore.He is the first Republican governor in Maryland to be re-elected and the other is Larry Hogan. <mask> was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and later graduated from Baltimore City College. He furthered his education by earning a law degree from the University of Maryland School of Law in 1925. The couple wed on October 17, 1924. <mask>. and Clara were their children. He is buried in Greenmount Cemetery. The Baltimore Beltway is still widely known as the McKeldin Center at Morgan State University, as well as the University of Maryland, College Park, and Springfield Hospital Center.October 25, 2004. The <mask> R. McKeldin papers are at the University of Maryland. Baltimore University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law alumni are Republican Party state governors of the United States.

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Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
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texts: <mask> was born on July 29, 1971 in Australia. She is one of the few people in the world to have won two triathlon world titles. She achieved 19 World Cup wins and was the world number one for three years. She holds the record for the greatest number of wins in a single season. She is a member of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, the International triathlon Union Hall of Fame, and the triathlon Australia Hall of Fame. She moved with her family to Australia at an early age. She was the only girl to win a medal in the school's cross-country mixed race when she was in grade four.The teenager remembers jogging after school. She said that since that time there has not been a day when she hasn't trained. At 13 she set a Victorian record and at 18 she won national school titles. She didn't want to go to the Olympics because she wasn't going to hit her peak until her late 20s. She thought running for another 10 years would be boring, so she decided to do some cross-training and triathlons. One of the few athletes to represent Australia in two sports was <mask>. She won her first triathlon after overcoming a seven-minute deficit from a 700 metres swim.The world championship is 18 months away, her father told her. You will be the best triathlon in the world if you learn to swim and train. She said that her father went over everything she had to do. Her first international triathlon was won by a record margin of 2 minutes 12 seconds, and she fulfilled her father's prediction. From June 1995 to April 1997 there was a string of 12 straight wins. She won four straight World Cup titles after a narrow loss to Jones at the 1997 Monaco World Cup. She failed to win the 1995 and 1996 World Championships, but still finished second.Chris said that <mask> is hard. She was referring to her long training at high intensity and her ruthlessness in competition. After winning the Ishigaki World Cup race in 1998, <mask> never again won a World Cup or World Championship race. She finished fourth in the World Cup race in November after finishing 15th in the World Cup race in July. She finished third in the Montreal World Championships after an injury prevented her from running for eight weeks. She failed to qualify for the Australian Olympic women's triathlon team despite an appeal to the CAS. She described this period as a time when she couldn't figure out what was wrong.She said that training harder was the worst thing she could do for her heart. She won the 1998 Australian National Championship, the 1999 Australian Long Course Championship and the 2000 Australian long course and sprint national championships despite her problems. After suffering a cardiac arrest in Canada, <mask> was forced to retire from triathlon. She was diagnosed with a life-threatening condition that causes the heart to beat too fast and out of control. The doctors were not able to diagnose her condition because her resting heart rate was only 21 bpm. In October 2004, surgeons implanted an ICD in her heart. She speculated that it may have contributed to damaging her heart.I probably couldn't approach it differently. I was wired that way. In 2006 Jane died of cancer. She thought her heart problems were really hard, but she describes her sister's death as "a well of anguish that surpasses anything I'd ever seen or felt in life." After her ICD implant, doctors told her that she couldn't exercise at all, but she was told it was better to exercise a little every day to keep her heart under control. She found that she could do a lot of training if she avoided high-intensity spurts. She hopes to eventually complete a full iron-distance race after completing an iroman-length (180 km) bike ride.When she was out running with her father, her ICD would shock her when she exercised too hard. In 2008 she forgot about her condition and tried to chase down the leading pack in the bike race. Because of their reluctance to allow her to compete with her well-known heart condition, the governing body of her sport, triathlon Australia (TA), has had a strained relationship with her. She has called for the testing of their elite athletes. She spends her time on her website. The table below shows the top-ten finishes. The profile is from the ITU.The International triathlon Union Hall of Fame was inducted as an athlete member of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.

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Emma Elizabeth Carney
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Emma
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texts: <mask> is an American poet. The National Book Critics Circle Award, the first San Francisco Poetry Center Award, and the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry were all won by Olds. She is a professor of creative writing at New York University. <mask> was born in San Francisco, California on November 19, 1942, but was brought up in Berkeley, California with her siblings. She describes herself as a "hellfire Calvinist". Her father was an alcoholic who was abusive to his children. Olds refers to the time when her father tied her to a chair in her writing.Olds' mother was too afraid to help her children. The strict religious environment in which Olds was raised had certain rules. Olds wasn't allowed to go to the movies and the family didn't own a television, but she was allowed to read. Nancy Drew and Life magazine were read by her. She said that she was exposed to both great literary art and bad literary art when she was a child. The four-beat was a part of my consciousness before I was born. She said in 2011 that she thought of herself as an unbeliever when she was about 15 years old, but now she can tell that there's nobody there with a copybook.Dana Hall School, an all-girls school for grades 6 to 12 in Wellesley, Massachusetts, has an impressive list of alumnae. She studied English, History, and Creative Writing there. She carried Allen Ginsberg's Howl and Other Poems in her purse through 10th grade. Olds went back to California to get her bachelor's degree. Olds moved to New York in 1972 to get her PHD. She is a teacher at New York University. She wrote her PhD on "Emerson's Prosody" because she liked the way he did things.She married David Douglas <mask> in New York City on March 23, 1968, and gave birth to their first child in 1969. After 29 years of marriage, they divorced in 1997 and Olds moved to New Hampshire. She has lived in the same apartment on the Upper West Side for the past 40 years while working at New York University. She lives in Graylag Cabins in New Hampshire. Carl Wallman was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Olds responded to Laura Bush's invitation to the National Book Festival with an open letter. Others were suggested to follow her example by the editors."So many Americans who had felt pride in our country now feel anguish and shame for the current regime of blood, wounds and fire," she wrote. I couldn't stomach seeing the clean linens at your table, the shining knives and the flames of the candles. Olds let go of an attachment to what she thought she knew about poetic convention and began to write about her family, abuse, and sex, focusing on the work and not the audience. According to Olds, she is more informed by the work of poets such as Galway Kinnell than by the work of confessional poets. Plath commented that she was a great genius, with an IQ of at least double mine, and that while these women charted well the way of women in the world, she didn't want to put her feet in. Olds received a reply when she first sent poetry to a magazine. If you want to write about this topic, we suggest the Ladies' Home Journal.The true subjects of poetry are men. At the age of 37, <mask> published her first collection, Satan Says. The sexual and bodily candour that would run through much of her work was set up by Satan Says. She wrote "As soon as my sister and I got out of our mother's house, all we wanted to do was kill her." "Daughter," "Woman," "Mother," and "Journeys" are the four sections of the collection. The influence that Olds' work has on the family is reflected in these titles. The Dead and the Living was published in 1984."Poems for the Dead" and "Poems for the Living" comprise the collection. Poems about global injustices begin the first section. The death of Marilyn Monroe is one of the many injustices. The Wellspring shares with her previous work the use of raw language and startling images to convey truths about domestic and political violence and family relationships. Lucy McDiarmid wrote that Ms. Olds sings the body in celebration of a power stronger than political oppression. Olds traces the erotics of family love and pain. In later collections, Olds writes of an abusive childhood, in which miserably married parents bully and punish her.The sky seemed to be splintering, like a window or someone is bursting into or out of it, as she writes about her mother's apology after 37 years. Olds' work is anthologized in over 100 collections. Her poetry has been published in seven different languages. She was published in a poetry journal. She was the New York State Poet Laureate from 1998 to 2000. Stag's Leap was published. The poems were written after the divorce from her husband.Sometimes the poems focus on her husband's mistress. The collection won a prize. She is the first American woman to win this award. The Pulitzer Prize for Poetry was won by it. She says that her first child was born in 1969 and that she did not participate in the Women's Movement at first. The Women's Movement in New York City was alive in 1968. I wanted to enter the bourgeoisie.I was not a radical. I have never questioned that men have all the important jobs. I was 20 years old. I didn't think about where the woman bus driver was. It was what it felt like to be a woman in the world. The awards include the Creative Artists Public Service Grant, the New York Quarterly Younger Poets Award, and the Satan Says inaugural San Francisco Poetry Center Award. The Guggenheim Fellowship, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, and the National Book Critics Circle Award were all established in 1981 and 1982.The Father was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. The Unswept Room was a finalist for the National Book Award for Poetry. There are two prizes for 2012 T.S., the Eliot Prize and the Forward Prize. One of Oprah's Favorite Reads of 2012 was Stag's Leap, which won the Pulitzer Prize. There is a penguin. The Official Website of <mask> has an audio recording of her reading from her work at the Key West Literary Seminar. "<mask>s: 'I want a poem to be useful'", Kate Kellaway, The Observer, 5 January 1942 births

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Sharon Olds
Sharon Olds
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Sharon Olds
Sharon Old


texts: A late Tang Dynasty warlord known as "<mask>" or "<mask>" was named after him. In the late Tang period, the city of Luoyang was destroyed, but he rebuilt it into a prosperous city. During the reign of Emperor <mask>. His family was from Linpu and both his grandfather and father were farmers. He served as a farm inspector for the Linpu County government, but he was often insulted by the county magistrate. When the emperor's grandson Emperor Xizong's region was overrun by the major agrarian rebel,<mask> joined the army.After he captured the Tang imperial capital Chang'an and forced Emperor Xizong to flee to Chengdu,Huang established a new state of Qi with himself as emperor. The director of transportation and the minister of civil service affairs were both held by <mask>. The army of the Tang general Zhuge Shuang the military governor (Jiedushi) was formed after the defeat of Huang Chao in Chang'an. Zhuge made him the prefect of the prefecture after he distinguished himself serving under him. Zhuge passed away in 886. The acting military governor was supported by <mask> and another officer. The governance of the circuit was controlled by Liu.In 886, after becoming suspicious of the officer Li Hanzhi, Liu decided to launch a surprise attack on Li's base at Minchi. He was defeated by Li and forced to flee north of the Yellow River back to the circuit capital. The Yellow River was about to be chased by Li when he was sent to try to stop him. However, as he resented the hold on the governance of the circuit, he joined Li and they attacked Heyang, but could not capture it. They withdrew to the modern Huai Prefecture. The former Tang general, who had declared himself emperor at the Fengguo Circuit, sent his general, Sun, to capture the city. There is a circuit located in modern Kaifeng, Henan.The title of military governor was claimed by Sun. The two people who occupied the two prefectures were <mask> and Li. Sun withdrew from Heyang after Qin suffered a major defeat. The major warlord Li Keyong was the military governor of the Hedong Circuit, which is located in modern Taiyuan. The officer An Jinjun was sent by Li Keyong to take over the prefecture and to help Li Hanzhi and <mask>. It was said by historical accounts that the city had been laid waste by the wars, with the remnants of the population gathered within three castles of the city. To be in charge of rebuilding their counties and welcoming the refugee population back, <mask> set up his headquarters at one of the castles and sent 18 capable officers out to 18 other counties.He simplified the laws, making murder the only capital offense and exempting the people from taxes. He trained the refugees in the military arts so that they could defend themselves. Within a few years, the city recovered to being like the old days before the wars, with fields filled with mulberries and hemp. It was said that the larger counties were capable of producing 7,000 soldiers. It was said that he had intelligence and that his subordinates did not lie to him. The households that were particularly good at farming wheat were rewarded with clothes and tea. He made Henan a rich city again.They cut their own arms to swear to be brothers after they had a good relationship with one another. Li Hanzhi didn't think much of <mask>'s promotion of farming. He made a habit of making all kinds of demands on <mask>, and if he wasn't satisfied with what he got, he would arrest his subordinates and cane them. Initially,<mask> put on the appearance of fearing Li Hanzhi and doing everything to appease him. When Li Hanzhi was campaigning against the army of Huguo Circuit, the military governor sent secret emissaries to convince him to turn against him. At night, he launched a surprise attack on Heyang, capturing it and taking Li Hanzhi's household captive. He claimed the title of military governor for himself.Li Keyong was the aid to which Li Hanzhi sought. Li Keyong sent his officer Kang Junli, along with five other officers, to help Li Hanzhi. The food supplies ran out after Heyang was put under siege. The wife and children were sent to the other side of the country to seek help from him. The officers were sent to help the person. They cut off the return path of the Hedong forces through the Taihang Mountains after they defeated them. In fear, he withdrew his army.The acting military governor of Heyang was commissioned by Zhu. It was said that since he was appreciative of Zhu's saving his life, he never contemplated turning against him, and he supplied the army for the subsequent campaigns. After Emperor Xizong died, his brother and successor, Emperor Zhaozong, commissioned his military governor,<mask>. At the request of Li Kuangwei, the military governor of Lulong Circuit, the imperial government declared a general campaign against Li Keyong. The campaign ended in failure when Li Keyong's main forces crushed the imperial forces commanded by the chancellor. The chancellor title was given to <mask> later in the year. The military governor of Heyang, Zhao Keyu, was demoted and made the military governor of Youguo.At some point, he was made acting military governor of Heyang again, and then he was made full military governor. Due to attacks on Chang'an by Li Maozhen, Emperor Zhaozong fled to Zhenguo Circuit, which was then ruled by Han Jian. In fear, Li Maozhen apologized to the emperor, repaired the palace and office buildings at Chang'an, and welcomed Emperor Zhaozong back to Chang'an. The emperor gave the title of Shizhong to <mask>. In 900, when the eunuch Liu Jishu briefly overthrew Emperor Zhaozong in a coup and replaced him with his son Li Yu, Prince of De the Crown Prince, <mask>, who had by that point retired to Changshui (), one of the counties of There was no record of any action being taken. The emperor was restored in a countercoup led by the imperial guard officers.He was given the title of chancellor. The Tang throne was under the control of <mask> Jun to be killed. <mask> Jun escaped the slaughter. Chang'an was destroyed and Emperor Zhaozong was moved to the other side of the country.The military governor of the Circuit was moved to Tai'an. The Prince of Dongping was created by him. After the assassination of Emperor Zhaozong and the replacement of him with his son Li Zuo the Prince of Hui, the mayor of Henan was once again made a military governor. During Emperor Taizu's reign, the throne was given to Emperor Ai, who ended Tang's reign as Emperor Taizu. The military governor of Heyang was created by him, as well as being the mayor of Henan, again. The character "Quan" was included in his own name so he changed his name to <mask>hi. In addition to his other offices, <mask> was made Taibao and the military governor of the Zhenguo Circuit.He was made the military governor of the circuit in 905. The summer mansion was where Emperor Taizu spent the summer. He had sexual relations with every woman in the household. The emperor's son wanted to kill him. TheZhang household was preserved because of Emperor Taizu's initial stop of <mask> Jizuo not to carry out the assassination. According to the New History of the Five Dynasties, Emperor Taizu had sexual relations with many women, including Lady Chu and his daughters. In 912, Emperor Taizu was assassinated by his son Zhu Yougui, who took the throne after his father's death.As part of the governmental reorganization that took place after Zhu Yougui took the throne, he dismantled the headquarters for financial matters at the eastern capital Kaifeng, which Emperor Taizu had created and named after. The responsibility of overseeing the financial matters was handed over to a new person. The headquarters of the military governor of the circuit had been moved by that point. After the younger brother of the Prince of Jun overthrew him and took the throne, the capital of the state was moved to Kaifeng. The title of Deputy Generalissimo of All Circuits was given to <mask> by the man who had changed his name to Zhu Zhen. The title Generalissimo was given to the Prince of Wuyue, who was a Later Liang vassal state. Zhu Zhen, who was suspicious of the intentions of the general who wanted to retire, approved the general's retirement and relocated him to Luoyang.He ordered the poison to be used. In 923, Li Cunxu the Prince of Jin, the son and successor of Li Keyong, took control of the territory of his rival, the Later Liang state north of the Yellow River. He made the general Duan Ning, whose military abilities were not respected by the army, the overall commander of the operations at the recommendation of his close associates. The army generals were more respectful of another general, WangYanzhang, despite the fact that Duan was not the appropriate commander. Before Duan could start his operations, Li Cunxu made a surprise maneuver across the Yellow River around Duan's army. Unable to resist and unable to flee, he committed suicide. Li Cunxu, who claimed to be the emperor of a new dynasty called Later Tang, took over most of the Later Liang territory.The military governors of Later Tang were immediately submitted to the emperor. After paying homage to Emperor Zhuangzong,<mask> changed his name back to <mask>. He submitted a lot of money and horses. Zhuangzong had his sons Li Jiji and Li Cunji honor their older brother. When Emperor Zhuangzong considered opening up the tomb of Emperor Taizu of Later Liang, <mask>, still grateful to Emperor Taizu for his survival, submitted a petition stating that such an action would be meaningless and would only show Emperor. Emperor Zhuangzong destroyed the memorial built for Emperor Taizu on his tomb. At Emperor Zhuangzong's suggestion, the capital was moved to Luoyang.He gave the title of Shangshu Ling to <mask>. The princely title was changed to Prince of Qi. The emperor and his wife visited a mansion for a feast. At the feast, she claimed that she lost her parents in her youth and asked to be treated like her father. In fear, <mask> initially declined, but eventually accepted. He submitted a lot of tribute to her after he sent many messengers back and forth. The Emperor Zhuangzong was facing a revolt by his soldiers due to his failure to properly reward them for their contributions during his campaigns.The general Li Shaorong was unable to suppress the rebellion. The senior general and Emperor Zhuangzong's adoptive brother were recommended by <mask>. Li Siyuan was forced to join the Weibo soldiers in the rebellion after his own soldiers revolted. Li Siyuan led his army south. He stopped eating when he heard that he was the one who recommended Li Siyuan. He died soon after. The History of the Five Dynasties has notes and references.There is a new history of the five Dynasties. 45. There are three vols. 258, 257, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, 258, Politicians from the Heze Mayors of the Tang dynasty were known as Jiedushi.

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Zhang Zongshi
Zhang Juyan
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texts: A prominent advocate of social reform, historian, and antiquarian was an English magistrate and landowner named <mask>. He wrote about ancient myths. His book Anacalypsis was published posthumously, in which he claims a common thread among various religious myths, which he traces back to the lost religion of Atlantis. He has been described as a political radical and a historian of religions. He was the son of a man from Skellow Grange. He was admitted to Emmanuel College, Cambridge in 1790 and transferred to Trinity Hall in 1791. He did not get a license to practice law after studying at the Inner Temple.After Napoleon threatened an invasion of the United Kingdom, he joined the Volunteer Corps and became a Captain of the Third West York Militia. He married Jane, who gave birth to his son and two daughters, Jane and Charlotte. He resigned from the Volunteer Corps after being promoted to the rank of major. He was appointed as a justice of the peace in Yorkshire. Reformist campaigns included exposing the scandalous treatment of paupers and exposing excessive taxation, as well as the exploitation of children in factories. The Church of Ireland was disestablished by him. He was involved in uncovering the abuse of patients at the York Lunatic Asylum in 1814.He was part of the movement for reform. In a surprise visit he forced staff to open doors which revealed female patients kept in "a number of secret cells in a state of filth, horrible beyond description...the most miserable objects I ever beheld." A government inquiry into the management of the asylum resulted in the dismissal of most of the staff. The Governor of the Asylum was appointed. He found 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 He came to a resolution to devote six hours a day to this pursuit for ten years, after developing a regimen to study the meaning of life and religion. Instead of six hours a day for ten years, I have applied myself to it for nearly ten hours a day for twenty years.In the first ten years of my search, I found nothing which I wanted, but in the last twenty years, the amount of matter has so crowded in upon me, that I don't know how to dispose of it. He was a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. The Order of Druids was founded in 1717 by John Toland. The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawnpredates the An Uileach Druidh Braithreaches, an ancient Druid order that was claimed to be a member of <mask>. In his work, The Celtic Druids, <mask> showed extensive knowledge and familiarity with the traditions of the Druids. The wife of <mask> died in May 1822. He died of an illness while attending a meeting of The British Association for the Advancement of Science at Cambridge.The syncretism of the day was an attempt to associate biblical narratives to evidence from other religious traditions. Other authors of this tradition include Jacob Bryant, Roger O'Connor and William Jones. The development of Theosophy was influenced by the writings of the authors of Anacalypsis. The Anacalypsis says that these ideas were taken up and given a popularity by one of the century's truly international figures. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke describes him as an "occultist". Wouter Hanegraaff, who has written a detailed history of esotericism, says that there was no interest in either of the two. The history of religious beliefs and practical sociology were the main interests of the man.Horae Sabbaticae was a study of the Sabbath. The Sabbath should be a festival instead of a fast. The Celtic Druids was published in three parts in the 19th century. An attempt was made to show that the Celts were the priests of oriental colonies who were the introducers of the First or Cadmean System of Letters, and the builders of the Cyclopean works in Asia and Europe. "All the ancient Mythologies of the world, which, however varied, and corrupted in recent times, were originally one, and that one founded on principles beautiful and true, were to be reviewed in the second edition of the book," said the author. The review would become Anacalypsis. An apology for the life and character of the Prophet of Arabia was published in the 19th century.The two quarto volumes of Anacalypsis numbered 1,436 pages and were published posthumously in 1836. Initially, Anacalypsis was printed as a limited edition of 200 copies, but it was reprinted in a limited edition of 350 copies in 1927. The full title is Anacalypsis, an attempt to draw aside the veil of the Saitic Isis, or an Inquiry into the Origin of languages, Nations and Religions. Due to his death, the final chapter of the book on Christianity was not completed. He claims that the Jews and the Druids originated in India and that there is a secret "pandeist" global movement. The mythos of the Hindus, the mythos of the Jews, and the mythos of the Greeks are all the same. According to the publication, every ancient author has come to us through the medium of Christian editors who have either from roguery or folly, corrupted them all.The Multi-mammia is black in Rome and Montfaucon. In Anacalypsis, he states that the Jews of Jacob or Israel were not the tribe of the Jews. I think they came under Jacob and settled in the city of Goshen, giving the names of Maturea and Avaris to the city in which they lived. He states that the Jews of Asia Minor were a tribe and colony of black Buddhists from India. All the hero Gods and saviours were black as well. The hero Gods Theseus, sculapius, and others were black saviours. When man was black, these icons were made.He said that man was made after the image of God. External links can be found in the Anacalypsis Vol. I, Vol. The New Age Observer has the same information as the Theosophical History: Volume 1, Issue 3. Christ myth theory, pseudohistorians, British social reformers, English antiquarians, and Freemasons of the premier Grand Lodge of England.

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Godfrey Higgins
Higgins
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texts: <mask> was born on February 4, 1956 in Argentina. She became the first woman and first Jew to be designated as the Provisional President of the Argentine Senate in 2011. Both Rojkés and her husband, <mask>, who has been governor of Tucumn since 2003 are considered leading "K" politicians who are very close to the CasaRosada. Both of them have been accused of corruption. <mask> has made comments that have been seen in the media as offensive to the poor and crime victims. When she visited flood victims in El Molino in 2015, she called one of them a "lazy bum" and boasted of having ten mansions. <mask> was born in San Miguel de Tucumn to two Ashkenazi Jews who migrated from Europe.Textil Americana is a textile mill in the city. She married a fellow member of Tucumn's Jewish community and had four children. In 1997 she became a partner in <mask> de Tucumn S.A., one of Tucumn's largest Ford and Volkswagen distributors. After the election of her husband as Governor of Tucumn, she was elected to the Argentine Chamber of Deputies on the Front for Victory ticket. Several bills were introduced to advance children's rights, women's rights and nutrition. She was elected to the Senate. She was the fourth-wealthiest woman in the Senate by 2010, thanks to her stake in the Rojkés and <mask> family businesses.She was appointed to the Senate committees on Constitutional Affairs, Labor, Health, and Bermejo River works. The position of <mask> <mask> on the Congressional Bicameral Committee was transferred to Luis Juez by the opposition. The government protested. The Appeals Court confirmed <mask>'s return to the committee. She said that they will be able to work from now on. She became the first Jew and the first woman to hold this key post when she was elected governor of Argentina. In a radio interview, <mask> <mask> said that she was proud to have been selected for the position and promised the President her loyalty.The second in line of succession to the Presidency in Argentina is the President of the Senate. Senator <mask> was rumored to be asked to administer the Oath of Office in lieu of Vice President Julio Cobos, who had been distanced from the rest of the administration since his surprise tie-breaking. The President and Vice President chose to take the oath on their own. When she made the remarks, she was flanked by <mask> and Rojkés, who were both supporters of her administration. At a public event in March 2006 Rojkés condemned the writer and journalist Toms Eloy Martnez, calling him a former Tucumno and effectively disowning him as a resident of the province because he had published an article in La Naci. She was criticized by her political opponent for saying that there were no street urchins in Tucumn. Rojkés caused controversy in 2012 when she commented on the murder of a six-year-old girl, saying that her parents were drunk and didn't care for her.She apologized for her comments. The disappearance of a young woman named Marita Vern in Tucumn became a public issue and was held up as an example of the extent of human smuggling in the province. In a verdict widely seen as exemplary of the corruption of courts in the province, suspects went on trial but were acquitted on December 12, 2012 She said that she was shocked and surprised by the court's decision to free all of the defendants, but also that prostitution and human traffickers will continue to exist. She told the local residents not to get angry because they would make the world go crazy and they wouldn't solve anything. When a flood victim was critical of the government's response, she responded with disdain. She called the man a "bum" and he called her a "crook" during the argument.She claimed that she owned ten mansions. 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Throwing in the face of someone who has just lost their home is so obviously wrong that it is not necessary to elaborate.It's not the first evidence of an authoritarian regime in the province governed by her husband for the last 12 years, remember that the bloodiest suppression of the late 2013 loot occurred in Tucumn. The latest Rojkés gaffe serves to suggest that this is an authoritarian style where the sticks are much longer than the carrots. Since 2009, Rojkés has not made public any information about her income or fortune, and there is no way to know how many houses she owned. Under provincial legislation her husband was not required to disclose such data even though he was the governor of Tucumn, because she put it in the names of their spouses or children. The province of Tucumn and the relatives of Rojkés and <mask> were accused of being examples of Nepotism in a July 2012 article. At the time the article was published, Rojkés's sister was the provincial Minister of Education, her brother was an officer in the national Senate, and her niece was a member of the National Congress. The Director of Commerce for Tucumn province was the son of Alperovich, as well as an Alperovich cousin and a former Minister of Social Development.<mask> was criticized by opposition leaders for claiming that there had been no corruption in Tucumn during her husband's term as governor. The number of allegations of corruption that had been made against her husband, his efforts to control the judiciary, and his refusal to take action for greater transparency must have left her with a poor memory. According to Aveda, <mask>'s administration is the most corrupt in the democratic history of Tucum.

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Beatriz Liliana Rojkés de Alperovich
José Alperovich
Rojkés
Beatriz Rojkés
Len Alperovich
Alperovich
Rojkés
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texts: <mask> was an expert in the field of Maya iconography. Much of the Maya hieroglyphs were deciphered by her. She wanted the drawings to be free for use by scholars. She started the annual Maya Meetings at The University of Texas at Austin. She was from the northern suburb of Nashville. Her mother was involved in historic preservation. <mask> graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1964 with a degree in Education and Art.After four years in Cincinnati's graduate program, she obtained her master's degree in art. She taught studio art at the University of South Alabama until 1980, after which she became a professor. She traveled to Yucatn in 1970 with her husband to take pictures of the monuments. She spent 12 days drawing and studying Maya architecture after visiting Palenque the next summer. She wanted to learn more about the culture and history of the ancient people who created the city. She presented her work on the list of Palenque kings at a conference organized by Robertson. <mask> was established as a major figure in the Maya studies, not only of art and history, but also of dirt archaeology and epigraphy, and her work stimulated several later discoveries, by herself and others.At the Second International Archaeoastronomy Conference at Colgate in 1975, she was invited to present an exploratory paper on Palenque hierophanies and their link to emblem and skull variant glyphs. In 1975, he became a Fellow in pre-Columbian Studies at Dumbarton Oaks. Along with Peter Mathews, David Kelley, and Floyd Lousbury, she participated in a series of mini conferences at Dumbarton Oaks which pushed further developing and refining of the Palenque series. She studied word ordering in Maya inscriptions for the next two years. The founder of the Maya Hieroglyphic Workshop in Texas in 1977 was still attending graduate school, and he introduced more people to the Maya field than many other books from that time that were considered popular. The workshop expanded to include a symposium of research papers by major scholars and the Forum on glyphic writing. By this time in her life, she was a graduate student in Latin American Studies at the University of Texas and resigned from her position at South Alabama.She received a PhD in Latin American studies from the University of Texas in 1980. She taught in the department of Art/ Art History. She was a professor in the department at the time of her death. The texts of the Copn Mosaics Project were written by David Stuart, Barbara Fash, and Nikolai Grube. They identified Copan's founder, K'inich Yax K'uk' Mo'. She began a series called the Copn Notes, reports on epigraphy and iconography, which were aimed at rapid dissemination of information amongst Maya scholars. "The Blood of Kings: A New Interpretation of Maya Art", a ground breaking exhibition and catalog of Maya art, was co-curated by <mask> and Mary Miller and opened in 1986 at the Kimbell Art Museum.The exhibition spoke of an obsession with royal descent, of constant warfare, and of bloody sacrifice and self-mutilation which were inconsistent with the models proposed by previous generations of Mayaists. According to Michael D. Coe, the catalog presented by Schele and Miller "might as well stand as the most influential book on the Maya published in the past half-century." She was interested in the culture of the contemporary Maya. For a decade beginning in 1988, she organized 13 workshops for people to learn how to write. According to Michael D. Coe, <mask>'s most important contribution to Maya scholarship is represented in her book Maya Cosmos: Three Thousand Years on the Shaman's Path. She died of cancer at the age of fifty-five. When she was diagnosed with this disease, she knew she wouldn't have long to live and resumed her lectures a few days before her death.The <mask> Precolumbian Endowment was established by her just before she died. The Most Creative and Innovative Project in Professional and Scholarly Publication was an award given by the Professional and Scholarly Publishing Division of the Association of American Publishers. The Blood of Kings received the best exhibition catalogue of 1986 from the College Art Association. She received diplomas from the Museo Popol Vuh and the Universidad Francisco Marroquin in 1998. The Texas Notes were informal reports produced by <mask> and others between 1990 and 1997 to allow for the quick dissemination of results in the rapidly evolving field of Maya epigraphy.

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Linda Schele
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texts: She is a feminist, child-welfare advocate, African-American activist, public speaker, author, and mother of three daughters. <mask> was born in Georgia. The family believes that a crime was committed by the Ku Klux Klan when their father was beaten and left for dead when he was a child. Pitman <mask> decided as a child that she would devote her life to improving the circumstances of people through activism. <mask> moved from Georgia to New York City in 1957. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She raised bail money for civil rights protesters.New York Magazine columnist, Gloria Steinem, profiled the West 80th Community Childcare Center, a multiracial day care center on the West Side, in the late 1960s. <mask> <mask> encouraged Steinem to speak in public about the Women's movement. They traveled around the country together for two years. Steinem was encouraged to find a female-operated media source by <mask> <mask>. The New York City Agency for Child Development was co-founded by <mask> <mask>, who noted that too many women were being forced to leave their children home alone while they worked to feed their families. The Women's Action Alliance was founded in 1971 by <mask> <mask> and Gloria Steinem. The two women spoke about race, class and gender.The black and white photograph of <mask> <mask> and Steinem is in the National Portrait Gallery. <mask> <mask> admitted that she was terrified of being seen in public with a white woman in her hometown of Lumpkin, Georgia, when Steinem would visit. For Ms. Steinem's 80th birthday, Ms. <mask> <mask> wanted a portrait of the two friends together again. <mask> <mask> was a signer of the Ms. campaign "We Have Had Abortions" which called for an end to archaic laws limiting reproductive freedom. <mask> <mask> was a guest lecturer at Columbia University and taught a course called "The Dynamics of Change" at the College of New Rochelle. In 1992, <mask> <mask> co-founded the Charles Junction Historic Preservation Society in Jacksonville, Florida to combat poverty through community gardening and food production. In 1997 <mask> <mask> became the first African-American woman to own an office supply/copy center, Harlem Office Supply, Inc., and to become a member of the Stationers Association of New York.In 1997, <mask> <mask> began to offer HOS stock at $1.00 a share to individuals, corporations, partnerships and non-profit organizations focused on African-American children. She wrote about her experiences in Wake Up and Smell the Dollars! Small business ownership is a form of empowerment for African Americans. The Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone (UMEZ), a federal program instituted by the Clinton administration in 1994 designating $300 million of federal, state, and city money for the economic development of Harlem, was led by <mask> <mask>. The Business Resource and Investment Service Center was created to focus on the development of small, locally owned businesses in Harlem. <mask> <mask> became a critic. The programs brought large businesses to Harlem to create jobs but also created more competition for local businesses.<mask> <mask> believes that without African-American ownership, there is no local empowerment. Just saying was written by <mask> <mask>. The JOBS Act, signed into law by the U.S. President Barack Obama in 2012 provides advice to African American business owners who might want to utilize similar government programs. <mask> <mask> and Steinem posed for a picture together in 2008 at a college. Steinem has supported <mask> <mask>' efforts to combat hunger with community gardens by appearing as a speaker and funding support. <mask> <mask> is the mother of three daughters and the aunt of an actress. <mask> <mask> was honored by Oprah Winfrey.<mask> <mask> was portrayed in the film The Glorias. Works Life Is About Choices, Not Excuses: The Life of Ruther Youmans Tyson is a book by DPH Book Publishing. Wake up and smell the money. Whose city is this Anyway? One Woman's Struggle Against Sexism, Classism, Racism, Gentrification, and the Empowerment Zone was published in 2000. The Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College Special Collections and the WNED Public Television series "Woman" are references.

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texts: A former professional tennis player is <mask>. She reached the ladies' singles final, the ladies' doubles final and the mixed doubles final at Wimbledon in 1977. She won 10 Grand Slam titles in women's doubles and mixed doubles. Stve began playing tennis internationally in the 1960's. At the 1964 Wimbledon, she made her Grand Slam debut. Stve was out of tennis for 18 months in the late 1960s because of a virus. Stve had her best years on the circuit despite being told she should never play tennis again.Stve was ranked number 5 on the singles tour and reached several finals. Stve's best grand slam singles performance was at the 1977 Wimbledon where she reached the final beating fellow doubles partner Martina Navratilova en route in the quarterfinals, and Sue Barker in the semi-finals preventing an all-England final. She lost to Virginia Wade in the final. The final was attended by Queen Elizabeth II. She reached the final of the women's doubles with Navratilova, but lost them all. She is the last player to win a Grand Slam event. Stve lost to Chris Evert in the 1977 US Open semifinals.She won the women's doubles with Navratilova. Stove reached the semi-finals or better at 9 of the singles events she competed in, but failed to win any of them. Notable players she beat in singles were Sue Barker, Virginia Ruzici, and Tracy Austin. Chris Evert was one player she was never able to beat. Stve excelled in doubles. She won 10 Grand Slam doubles titles, six in women's doubles and four in mixed doubles. She won four women's doubles titles with Wendy Turnbull.Her two other titles were won by Franoise Drr. Frew McMillan was her partner in all of her mixed doubles titles. Stve was the runner-up in 17 Grand Slam doubles tournaments. She won 75 doubles titles on the tour. There are 1 in doubles. She was a member of the Netherlands Fed Cup team from 1966 to 1983. "Bettie serves" or "service to Bettie" is the meaning of the name of the Dutch rock band.Hana Mandlkov was coached by Stve from 1980 to 1990. She was also a coach. Stve is the first female member of the Committee of Management. She was the president of the WTA Tour Players Association for three years. Total Tennis was written in 1989 by Stve and Mandlkov. Stve is an accomplished photographer. Grand Slam finals Doubles: 14 (6 titles, 8 runner-ups) Mixed doubles: 13 (4 titles, 9 runners-up) Year-End Championships finals Doubles: 3 (1 title, 2 runners-up)There are 75 grand slam events. There are performance timelines for all female tennis players who reached at least one Grand Slam final.


texts: One of the main Marxist theorists of the early Romanian workers' movement was <mask>, also known as Vexler or Wechsler. He formed a Jewish socialist group after becoming dissatisfied with the party's lack of support for political rights for the Jews. He was one of the main activists for the revival of the socialist movement in Iai after the party's demise. After being arrested for Sympathetic to the February 1917 Revolution, he was assassinated in custody, with the authorities suppressing any inquiry into his death. <mask> was born in Iai, north-eastern Romania, in a family of Jewish origin. He graduated from the local Superior School of Commerce in 1899 after finishing his compulsory education and seeing Ion Creang as a teacher. He wanted to become a candidate in philosophy and literature at the Université Nouvelle, a left-wing splinter of the Free University of Brussels.In 1893, <mask> joined the Socialist Party of Iai, which was to join forces with the other socialist clubs in the country. He met a close friend and political ally, Litman Ghelerter, around the same time. <mask> became involved in national politics after becoming one of the leaders of the Iai socialists. In 1894, after the leadership decided to curb the radicalism of Munca, the party newspaper, the Wexler-led socialists authored a proposal that sought to expand the journal outreach. An increase in publication frequencies, news about foreign socialist movements, and articles related to the agrarian question were some of the actions envisioned. While the proposal was rejected, <mask> continued to push for a more militant position of the Romanian socialists. He co-authored the draft for a new party statute with L. Ghelerter.In the draft several proposals were made towards a better organization of the party, providing the formalization of local party sections and the establishment of clear duties for the party leadership and responsibilities for the various party bodies. There was a provision that forbade simultaneous membership in the PSDMR and other political organizations, as well as one that required any dispute among members to be first discussed within the party. The Congress mandated the General Council to draft a new statute project due to the opposition of the bourgeois members of the party leadership. Soon after, <mask> and the other socialists around the periodical Lumina emerged as a dissident group, which was eventually excluded from the party. The tactics adopted by the party leadership were deplored by the dissidents. They accused the party organ of losing its socialist character. The break with the official party was partly due to the disagreement between the supporters of the formers and the currents regarding the question of Jewish naturalization in Romania.The Iai Workers' Club was separated from the dissident group in 1897. The Yiddish language weekly, Der Veker, was edited by the leaders of the group. The editors had their articles translated by a local teacher as they were not familiar with literary Yiddish. <mask> was elected president of the Clerks' Society in 1896 and worked with Vintil Rosetti to improve working conditions, such as the eight-hour day and Sunday rest. He was a delegate to the national conference of civil servants and commerce, finance and industry clerks. In 1899, after the defection of several of its leaders to the National Liberal Party (PNL), the Social Democratic Party had ceased to exist, and <mask> was one of the supporters of a renewed socialist party. Between 1899 and 1900, I became a regular writer for Lumea Nou, edited by a group of mostly proletarian socialists.The Iai Circle of Social Studies was established in August 1903 with the support of Dr. Ghelerter. The students who attended the Circle would go on to become leading figures in the socialist movement. Party tactics, the Erfurt Program, the history of Christianity and the Jewish question were some of the topics discussed in the lecture. A C. Cuza's PhD thesis was exposed as plagiarizing, with many of the arguments being later presented in a book published by another member of the Circle, Emanoil Socor. He was elected to the commission tasked with revising the political program of the organization during the January 1908 conference. The commission included Dobrogeanu-Gherea, Christian Rakovsky, and Mihail Gh. N. D. Cocea and Ion Sion.<mask> was to become one of the main leaders of the Iai section of the Social Democratic Party. In 1914, he rented a building in Iai that would serve as their home and the headquarters of the local Social-Democratic Club and Trade Union Commission. The European socialist movement of the time, such as Karl Kautsky and <mask>, were some of the people that <mask> kept in touch with throughout his life. He was an active contributor to theRomanian socialist press, writing for Munca, Romnia Muncitoare and others. <mask> used pseudonyms in order to avoid anti-Jewish prejudice. He signed one of his major contributions to Romanian Marxism, The socialism in Romania, under the name of Ion Sion, a fellow party member. The article looks at the applicability of socialist ideas in the specific context of the economy of the country.<mask> was a speaker of German, French, Polish and Russian and wrote articles for European socialist newspapers and magazines. The theoretical problems of the workers' movement were the focus of the articles he wrote. <mask> took interest in prehistory and philology and published works related to his professional activity, such as a study of interest rates presented at the St. Louis World's Fair. Left-wing literature written in Russian, Polish and Yiddish originated in Switzerland and was smuggled over to the Russian Empire during the first decades of the twentieth century. His contacts with the Russian revolutionaries made him a target of the police and the Sigurana. After the start of World War I, <mask> disagreed with the party's support for the resolutions of the Zimmerwald Conference. He concluded that the call to overthrow capitalism in case of war was not applicable to Romania, which had not yet fully experienced a "bourgeois-democratic revolution".<mask> was the chief accountant and cashier in an Iai enterprise after Romania entered the war. In 1917, he welcomed the Russian February Revolution and, along with Bujor, took part in the May Day parade. Despite his age and failing health, he was drafted into the active army despite his order being overturned two days later. He was brought under armed escort to the court martial in Bacu because he was suspected of taking part in Rakovsky's escape. After being released and sent back to Iai, he was placed under the guard of the 2nd Huntsmen Regiment. There, on the night of 14 May, he was sent towards the local command post, under an escort headed by Lieutenant Romalo, Carol's close friend. <mask> was shot in the back of his head by a guard as he tried to escape custody.According to the socialist press, his assassination had been planned by the military authorities with the acknowledgement of the PNL leadership, and his killer was rewarded with a bottle of rum, an insignificant amount of money, and a promotion to the rank of sergeant. The death of <mask> was followed by a public uproar, which resulted in the attention of the Petrograd government. The Russian envoy summoned the prime-minister who expressed regret about the death, suspended the application of the death penalty, and promised a thorough investigation. War minister Vintil Brtianu sent two letters to the General Headquarters asking if the shooting was deliberate or if it was the result of a misinterpretation of orders. There was no formal inquiry into the death of <mask>. The memories of Gheorghe Gh. The story of an attempted escape had been proven false, but the investigation was suppressed after the intervention of the doctor of the royal family.The whereabouts of <mask>'s remains were unknown as late as 1922. Murdered politicians from Iai, Jewish politicians, Marxists, newspaper editors, and people of World War I died in prison.

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texts: <mask> is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Hawthorn and the Brisbane Lions in the Australian Football League. He was the coach of the club from 2010 to 2019. He won the reserves best-and-fairest when he was re-drafted by Hawthorn in 1996, after being delisted in the 1994 national draft. <mask> was traded to the Lions at the end of the 1997 season, allowing him to play in the same side as his brother Chris. <mask> was a very solid contributor for the Lions and was seen as a fearless figure in defence. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> was known for being one of the hardest players in the league.The Lions won their first two titles in 2001 and 2002. He was out for the last part of 2004 due to injuries. <mask>'s poor form in 2004 and 2005 led to speculation that his contract with the Lions would not be renewed, however he remained with the club and announced on 10 August 2006 that he would retire at the end of the season. <mask> played his last game against the Saints. <mask> had success working with a number of young players when he was the development coach at Collingwood. <mask> was a candidate for the vacant coaching position atRichmond, however he believed his skill set suited North far better and was appointed as North Melbourne coach for the 2010 season, signing a three-year contract on 17 August 2009. <mask> had a terrible start to his coaching career, with three of the first four matches resulting in losses.North finished outside the top eight on percentage. <mask> was rewarded with a contract extension after the club missed the finals for the second year in a row. He led the team to 8th position and a spot in the finals at the end of the 2012 home and away season, with the side winning ten of its last twelve matches (including six in a row between Round 16–21) since a 115-point loss to Hawthorn in Round 10. The club was defeated by 96 points in their elimination final match. Nick Dal Santo was added to North Melbourne's list as a restricted free agent at the end of the 2013 season, following the club's disappointing season in which they lost 10 matches by 16 points or less. <mask> led North Melbourne into the finals in his second season as coach after finishing 6th in the premiers. Winning their elimination final match against Essendon by 12 points, then defeating Geelong in the semi final to progress to <mask>s' first preliminary final as coach, ended North Melbourne's finals run.<mask> made some vital additions to North Melbourne's list at the beginning of the 2015 season, with the addition of tall-forward Jarrad Waite and medium forward/midfielder Shaun Higgins. Despite finishing 8th, <mask> was under scrutiny after a highly controversial decision to rest 9 players in Round 23, which was deemed by many to be a form of 'tanking'. <mask>'s plan worked and the team went on to win the elimination final and then the semi final to become the first ever team to reach a preliminary final after finishing 8th in the league. The run was ended by West Coast. <mask> is the only one of the three who did not make a grand final at the club to do it alone. <mask> resigned as the coach of the Kangaroos. 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texts: Pt. <mask> was an Indian lawyer and independence activist. From 1952 to 1969 he was the Advocate General. <mask> was born in a Brahmin family of Mariyadpur in the district of the same name. His parents named him <mask> when he was born. He was the eldest of four sons and one daughter of <mask>, a civil and a criminal lawyer, and a long-serving M.L.C. The U.P. has an advocate general.The creation of the position of Advocate General in 1937 led to the formation of the first responsible representative government in the province, under the Government of India Act, 1935. During this time period, different political parties across the political spectrum were elected and formed the government. As of October 2015, this remains a record. He was the Advocate General U.P. His wife died in 1969. The Advocate Generals were appointed until Pt. First Advocate General 1937 - <mask> <mask>ra, Second Advocate General 1942 - Mr. Narain Prasad Asthana, and Third Advocate General 1947 - Sir Peary <mask>ji.Marriage and children of <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> had two marriages. His first wife was the mother of two children. After the death of his wife, he married a woman who gave birth to five children: a son, a daughter, a son and a grandson. The person died on 29 April 1969. The first part of the "Timeline Pt." <mask> <mask> studied at the Theosophical School.In 1925, a graduate with honours in Economics secured a perfect score in English. The Indian Civil Service Examination and securing 150/ 150 in the English paper is an unbreakable record. He was not selected because of his speeches of freedom and his influence on Mahatma Gandhi. He passed the Law Examination and the District Bar in 1927. The Allahabad High Court was shifted in 1930. He had a good command of all the languages. I was imprisoned during the Indian freedom struggle in the Naini Central Jail.Jawaharlal Nehru, <mask> Shastri, P. D. Tandon, and others. On his request, he was not appointed as a judge. He attained eminence in the legal field with his flare of advocacy, depth of learning, sweet trapping court craft, humility, and a photogenic memory. His simplicity and brilliance stood out. The Advocate General was appointed in 1952. During this period, there was no political party which came to power. Being the first advocate to receive such distinction without being a judge was offered in 1955.He asked the Chief Justice of the High Court to spare him, which they did reluctantly. He wanted to serve institutions and the public at large. The Advocate General U.P. was resigned in 1969. His wife died that year. The U.P. is the Advocate General. The Government and the Chief Ministers of UP were closely associated with him. Dr. Sampurnanand is a member of the Sri C.B.Gupta, a person. Sucheta and Sri Charan Singh are related. He appeared in most High Courts and Supreme Court of India after attaining excellence in the legal profession. He was the Advocate General of U.P. He appeared for several states in important cases after that. Maharashtra, Bihar, West Bengal and Punjab are some of the states. The case of Sri Pratap Singh Kairon, for the States of West Bengal and Bihar, was one of the famous cases conducted by him.He appeared against almost all the top advocates of the country. He appeared for Bihar in the Calcutta High court. He was a senior advocate and a legal luminary and commanded the top position on both criminal and civil sides. Pt. K.L. The Indian Congress Party Symbol Case in the Supreme Court was conducted on behalf of the ruling Congress and it was also responsible for defending the State Government in the Zamindari Abolition case. Mrs Gandhi lost this case which led to the Emergency being imposed in India.He was a member of the executive council of the Allahabad University and also a judge of the answer papers of the Law examination. He had a degree in law. When emotionally charged, Punditji was able to write poetry in Hindi. Further reading Sri Siddhartha Shankar Ray 'Pt. Kanhaiya <mask> Misra - My Father is a song by Munindra Misra. K.L. The Advocate General is <mask>.The poem was written by Pt. K.L. Some articles by Pt. Misra. There is a man by the name of <mask> <mask>ra. Kanhaiya <mask>ra Pt. K.L. The Misra High Court celebrated their 100th anniversary.1 and 2 were part of the Silver Jubilee celebration. There are two keynote addresses on the 100th Birth Anniversary of Pt. The lecture was titled "Spirituality and Law Advocates General for Indian states" and was given by K.<mask>.

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texts: The younger brother of Bajirao Peshwa of the Maratha Empire was born in 1707 and died in 1740, commonly referred to as <mask> or Bhau. He liberated the western coast of India from Portuguese rule. The capture of Vasai fort from the Portuguese was the high point of his career. He was known to plan the battles for Bajirao for the Maratha Empire. Maratha focused his efforts towards the Western Ghats. The capital of the provincial government of Portugal's northern Indian Capture of Belapur Castle was Vasai. The elder brother of Dattajirao Shinde opened the attack from the maratha side.After the victory of the Portuguese, he promised to place a garlands of beli leaves in a nearby temple. The Maratha armies entered the occupied territories in 1737. The strategy was to weaken the Portuguese by going for the weakest link in the chain. The Maratha forces captured the island fortress of Arnala on March 28, 1737, cutting off the relief line to Vasai. The islands were freed in 1737. On January 20, 1739, Mahim capitulated after being captured by <mask> <mask>. This was followed by the capture of the forts of Sirgo, Tarapur, and Asserim.Raoloji Shinde's forces took control of the island and fortress from the Portuguese on March 28, 1739 Bassein Fort was invaded in February 1739 by <mask> <mask>. He blockaded Bassein Creek and occupied Versova fort. There were mines under the fort walls that caused a break in the wall. The Portuguese used their technically advanced weapons to cause high casualties among the Marathas as they poured into the fortress. Resistance was contained in small pockets and secured by inch. The tower of Saint Sebastian collapsed in an explosion.All resistance stopped. The army of Portugal surrendered on 16 May. Most of the top army officers were already dead when Captain Caetano de Souza Pereira signed the surrender. The surviving Portuguese were given a safe passage from the city. The Portuguese were given eight days to leave. The Portuguese army and administration left Vasai by 23 May 1739 The great Maratha warrior Jankoji Shinde, also known as Jankoji Shinde, killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira.Colonel Joo Malho. The Northern Province's capital Baaim, as well as eight cities, four chief ports, twenty fortress, two fortified hills and 340 villages, were lost during the entire war with Chimaji <mask>, according to the Portuguese sources. The losses were large in the whole of the Northern Provinces. A temple was built for the goddess nearby to celebrate his victory and fulfill his vow. The Vajreshwari Temple is a relic of Maratha glory. The Portuguese were defeated in the war at Vasai Fort. In front of a Shiva Temple on the banks of the Krishna river, he offered the bells.There is a well known and highly respected figure within the Vasai, Bhayandar, Virar, Thane and Navghar region. Konkani celebrates his victory today on Gudi Padwa. <mask>'s contribution to the history of agriculture is carried on through generations. He founded and renamed many villages including Vasai now a suburb, Bhayandar now a suburb, Virar now a town, Navghar now a town, Murdha, Rai, Morva, Dongri, Gorai and many more. In 1740, <mask> <mask> died. The Marathas were proud of the conquest of Bassein. The rise of the Marathas during Bajirao Peshwa's reign was the result of a relationship built on trust and camaraderie.The family <mask> was married to was the Pethe family. Rakhmabai was the wife of a man. In the Third Battle of Panipat, Sadashivrao Bhau was the leader of the Maratha forces. Rakhmabai passed away after Sadashivrao's birth. In the film Bajirao Mastani, which was directed by Bhansalis, the character of <mask> <mask> was portrayed by a man. The ground in Vasai is named after him. The name of the ground is Chimaji Appa kridangan.There are external links to the history of Vasai People of the Maratha Empire Peshwa dynasty.

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